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Patients at the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre in Oxford were fully involved in the hospital’s annual fete.

THE café at Nuffield Place has been permanently closed because it was not making enough money. The National Trust, which runs the visitor attraction, say...

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1950s of Prince Philip and Lord Nuffield granting the College its Royal Charter Prince Philip and Lord Nuffield granting the College its Royal Charter. 1950s of Prince Philip and Lord Nuffield granting the College its Royal Charter. HRH chatting to workmen at Nuffield College.  Duke of Edinburgh and the Queen visit Oxford on Maundy Thursday, 2013 The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh outside Christ Church Cathedral on Maundy Thursday, 2013.  The Queen visiting Oxford on Maundy Thursday is an annual duty of distributing money to elderly people at the service. After the service, th...

Published: February 24, 2021 at 7:03 am At the height of the battle of Dunkirk in May 1940, the brilliant New Zealander Al Deere was on patrol in his RAF Spitfire over the French coast. Suddenly, through the haze of smoke drifting upwards from the raging combat on the ground, he spotted a German Messerschmitt Bf 109 fighter below him. He instantly gave chase. Soon, both planes were descending earthwards at high speed. “Down we went, throttles fully open, engines roaring and each determined to get the last ounce out of his straining aircraft. From 17,000 feet down to ground level I...